2013-05-08, 08:46
Sorry to pump this threat up again but I am lost.
I have the same problem with my INTEL setup. I understood upgrading to newest kernel solves the problem because a patch from
intel is included. But I am using Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS which has kernel 3.2.0.41
Additional to XBMC duty this server provides my groupware Zarafa (which is released for 12.04) I am "scared" to upgrade my kernel.
Do you thing it is still a quite safe approach to upgrade the kernel?
or would it be better to implement intel patch?
Kernel upgrade is very nice described in the Wiki (Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio) but I didn't find any "nice" guide how to implement the patch.
My Hardware:
CPU - Intel Core i3-2105, HD Graphics 3000
Mobo - ASUS P8H77-I, H77 (Sockel-1155, dual PC3-12800U DDR3)
So I have S/PDIF and HDMI (but only using HDMI)
I have the same problem with my INTEL setup. I understood upgrading to newest kernel solves the problem because a patch from
intel is included. But I am using Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS which has kernel 3.2.0.41
Additional to XBMC duty this server provides my groupware Zarafa (which is released for 12.04) I am "scared" to upgrade my kernel.
Do you thing it is still a quite safe approach to upgrade the kernel?
or would it be better to implement intel patch?
Kernel upgrade is very nice described in the Wiki (Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio) but I didn't find any "nice" guide how to implement the patch.
My Hardware:
CPU - Intel Core i3-2105, HD Graphics 3000
Mobo - ASUS P8H77-I, H77 (Sockel-1155, dual PC3-12800U DDR3)
So I have S/PDIF and HDMI (but only using HDMI)
